• Orgue Thibouville Lamy (3), carte des airs. Photo: Massimiliano Granaiola
  • Orgue Thibouville Lamy (4). Photo: Massimiliano Granaiola
  • Orgue Thibouville Lamy (4). Caisses et 6 cylindres. Photo: Massimiliano Granaiola
  • Serinette Poirot l'Ainé - Photo: Musik- & Teatermuseet, Stockholm. L'attribution de cette serinette à la famille n'est pas confirmée. http://instrument.musikverket.se/samlingar/detalj.php?l=sv&iid=1085&str=
  • Serinette Poirot l'Ainé - Photo: Musik- & Teatermuseet, Stockholm.
  • Serinette Poirot l'Ainé - Photo: Musik- & Teatermuseet, Stockholm.
  • Serinette Poirot l'Ainé - Photo: Musik- & Teatermuseet, Stockholm.
  • Serinette Poirot l'Ainé - Photo: Musik- & Teatermuseet, Stockholm.
  • L'orgue suivant est attribué à Nicolas Poirot selon ce document mais sans certitude étant donnée qu'aucune inscription ne figure sur l'orge
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  • This organ is very likely a Poirot organ, as explained by its current owner Herman Riddering : Herman Riddering’s grand father, Herman Riddering born 1887, told him he heard from the previous owner Mister Desmet from Sittard (NL) that he was sure it was a Poirot organ. The Riddering’s organ restorer Mister van Deventer from Brummen (NL) also always said. « I'm sure it is a French organ from Mirecourt ». Two of this kind of organs were build by Poirot and both organs where delivered to Fa.Leon Warnies Amsterdam/Rotterdam about the year 1900 (this company was a rent barrelorgans). One of these organs was destroyed in Rotterdam during the second worldwar in the year 1945 and the second was used as a streetorgan in Amsterdam before a rebuilding. Source and Photo by courtesy of Herman Riddering - Holland
  • The organ was then used on this fairground-attraction (Bumpercars) – 1921. Photo by courtesy of Herman Riddering - Holland
  • The organ was rebuild about 1920 by organbuilder Heinrich Voigt (Frankfurt am Main – Germany). The 52 keys organ was then bought in 1929 by Herman Riddering, the grand father of the current owner (Herman Riddering) together with an American Cake walk road attraction. Photo by courtesy of Herman Riddering - Holland -
  • Orgue LIMONAIRE FRERES N°3586 Le Voltigeur construit à Paris en décembre 1904 - réparation par Poirot Frères avril 1952. Photo J. Collomb
  • Inscription trouvée à l'intérieur de la boîte à touches de l'orgue LIMONAIRE FRERES N°3586 Le Voltigeur. Inscription vraissemblablement de la main de Georges Poirot. Photo J. Collomb.
  • Salon organ made at Mirecourt in 1800. It consist of 5 Registers and 120 pipes and has 7 interchangeable cylinders playing coincidal music like waltzes, ouvertures, marches etc. Very nice case in walnut presenting Empire French style. Cylinder 60 x 12 cm. Complete organ 70 x 47 x 123 cm. Antique Mechanical Music Instruments, Swizerland. Photo: Hanspeter Kyburz
  • Very nice case in walnut presenting Empire French style. Cylinder 60 x 12 cm. Antique Mechanical Music Instruments, Swizerland. Photo: Hanspeter Kyburz
  • Salon organ. Antique Mechanical Music Instruments, Swizerland. Photo: Hanspeter
  • Orgue Bacigalupo avec cylindre Poirot Frères.
  • Détail du cylindre.
  • Orgue Gavioli avec cylindre Poirot Frères. Musée des Gets. Photo B. Poirot
  • Détail du cylindre.
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